Meaning in plain language
Fragrance may be added for scent or occur naturally in an aromatic ingredient. A familiar pleasant smell can still be unsuitable for another person. Product choice belongs in the booking conversation.
The important distinction
Unscented, fragrance-free and essential-oil-free may be used differently by suppliers. Ask about actual ingredients and added room scent rather than relying on one label.
A concrete massage example
“Please tell me the ingredients first; I may choose an unscented massage instead.” A fragrance-free option should be genuinely free of added fragrance.
How it relates to aromatherapy massage
A smell can be pleasant, distracting or uncomfortable depending on the person and room. A lightly scented product still counts as fragrance exposure, and a small hotel room can retain scent after the appointment.
Choosing the setting
Shared air, hotel scent policies and a roommate’s preferences all matter. Avoid assuming that a diffuser or heated oil device is acceptable in the room.
For a fuller explanation, read the aromatherapy massage guide. The movement reference explains vocabulary; specialist availability still requires confirmation.
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